HEAD x Dunkin’ Tennis Collection Includes ‘Melon Deuce’ and Limited-Edition Bags

Dunkin’ is making a serious play for tennis fans, rolling out a new collaboration with HEAD alongside tennis-inspired drinks, collectibles and merchandise available nationwide.

The latest piece arrived in the middle of the U.S. Open, with the launch of Serve, Sip, Swing with Dunkin’, a limited-edition merchandise collection highlighted by two HEAD x Dunkin’ tennis bags dressed in the coffee brand’s unmistakable orange and pink. 

The bags are priced at $99 each and are available exclusively through Dunkin’s merchandise site while supplies last. The collection also includes tennis-inspired apparel and accessories priced from $15 to $50.

Photo credit: Dunkin’

For players who prefer their tennis gear with a side of caffeine, the collaboration is only part of Dunkin’s broader move into the sport.

Participating Dunkin’ restaurants nationwide began serving two limited-time tennis-themed beverages on Aug. 30: Melon Deuce Energy, featuring watermelon lime and raspberry flavors finished with lemonade, and Matcha Point, a combination of matcha, French vanilla flavor and protein milk. A medium Matcha Point contains 18 grams of protein.

Dunkin’ also introduced a limited-edition Mini Tennis Can with a three-count assortment of MUNCHKINS Donut Hole Treats, available at participating locations while supplies last.

Photo credit: Dunkin’

“Whether heading to the courts themselves or spending the day at a match, we’ve seen our guests make Dunkin’ part of their tennis routines,” Dunkin’ Chief Marketing Officer Jill Nelson said. “From refreshing drinks and collectible offerings to exclusive merch and experiences, we wanted to celebrate this special moment in the sport with the tennis fans who already bring Dunkin’ along for the ride.”

The brand extended the campaign beyond its restaurants last weekend with American Express Gold, staging a two-day Game, Set, Sip tennis activation at Grand Central Terminal in New York featuring a precision challenge, product sampling and other fan experiences.

HEAD gives the campaign an unmistakable connection to the court. The tennis company’s player roster includes stars such as Novak Djokovic, Jannik Sinner, Coco Gauff, Taylor Fritz, Alexander Zverev and Andrey Rublev.

For Dunkin’, it’s another example of tennis moving well beyond the baseline and into fashion, food, lifestyle and culture — and this time, Florida players don’t need a ticket to New York to get in on it.

By Florida Tennis Staff. Sources: Dunkin’ Newsroom | Dunkin’ Tennis Takeover Announcement

FLORIDA TENNIS NEWS — POWERED BY OUR PARTNERS